Surgeries under Suspended Animation (Hibernation)-Juniper Publishers
Juniper Publishers - Journal of Anesthesia Abstract Following surgical techniques were done under suspended animation in 15 hamsters, open surgeries, NOTUS (Natural Orifice Trans umbilical Surgery), conventional laparoscopy and laparoscopy with smart phones. Keywords: Suspended animation; Hibernation; Laparoscopic surgery; Smart phone Introduction The first idea to offer a Minimally Invasive Anesthesia (MIA) has given by Prof. Richard M. Satava that consider the results of several researchers as Brian M Bames [ 1 ] from the Institute of arctic biology, University of Alaska Fairbanks, in the field of suspended animation or hibernation in mammals. Some mammals in active live have heart rate 300 beats per minute, respiratory rate is 150 breaths per minute, body temperature is 37°C. In hibernating conditions, mammals reduce their metabolic responses as follows; heart rate 3 beats per minute, respiratory rate is <1 breaths per ...